restrictions

英 [rɪsˈtrɪkʃənz]

美 [riˈstrɪkʃənz]

n.  限制规定; 限制法规; 限制; 约束; 制约因素
restriction的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 限制;约束;规定
  Arestrictionis an official rule that limits what you can do or that limits the amount or size of something.
  1. ...the lifting of restrictions on political parties and the news media...
     取消对政治党派和新闻媒体的限制
  2. The relaxation of travel restrictions means they are free to travel and work.
     旅游限制的放松意味着他们可以自由地出行和工作。
• N-COUNT （对行动的）限定，约束，限制因素
  You can refer to anything that limits what you can do as arestriction.
  1. His parents are trying to make up to him for the restrictions of urban living...
     他的父母正试图弥补他在城市生活的局限。
  2. The second restriction upon the president's power is the limited time at his disposal.
     总统权力受到的第二项限制就是可以自由支配的时间有限。
• See also:restrict

双语例句

• Most of the rest returned to Beijing because of time and transport restrictions.
  由于时间和交通的限制，剩余的大多数藏品回到了北京。
• It does not limit one's creativity or impose any other superficial restrictions.
  它并不限制一个人的创造力或者影响其他任何表面上的约束和限制。
• Data security, licensing restrictions, or industry regulations restrict data movement.
  数据安全性、许可限制或行业规则限制了数据传输。
• There are also restrictions on the import of notebooks, pens and desks.
  以色列对笔记本，钢笔和课桌的进口也实行了限制。
• He went away from home because he couldn't stand the restrictions there.
  他受不了家庭的羁束，离家出走了。
• Officials have eased up on the press restrictions.
  官员们已经放松了对新闻界的限制。
• Do you have age restrictions?
  是否有年龄限制呢？
• I like the freedom and the lack of restrictions, she said.
  我喜欢自由和不受约束，她说。
• Such restrictions serve to protect a country's foreign exchange and gold reserves.
  这类限制旨在保护一个国家的外汇和黄金储备。
• Don't make rigid restrictions; allow a certain latitude.
  不要限得太死，要有点灵活性。